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Jan 30, 2013
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. it doesn't have samsung written on it or one of these on the back, one of the apple logos and at the end of the day that's all that matters. >> i don't know there aren't that many people. apple and samsung, a lot of purists that want to stay there. i feel at this point it's a little too late. nothing stands out or is really fantastic about this device. people who went to the iphone would think about going back because they may have been frustrated with the keyboard on ios, a really good keyboard on the blackberry 10 but i don't know if it's enough to bring back the masses of people they need to rebuild themselves as a company >> you like it but don't think it's a game-changer? >> absolutely. need to come out with a big blockbuster and what they have is a nice phone, really nice in every regard but not really a standout in any way. michael copeland, what's your take? >> this remains me a little bit of palm when people got excited about the new operating system and slick and multitasked. people didn't care. web-os disappeared. this may be something similar. reviewers like it but there's to
CNBC - Worldwide Exchange
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Jan 7, 2013
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Jan 7, 2013


deficit. and it's also in focus with samsung electronics, expected to release it's delayed guidance. at the same time, japan's retail giant will unveil their q3 forecast, as well. and december faels figures are due from taiwan. auoptronics and umc. >>> still to come, our next guest expects a 10% price drop in aural commodities over the new year. we'll find out why in just a moment. it turns out he turned his back on his homeland since the next tax. he received his russian passport as well as you can see a hug from the president. probably not easy to do to hug him. stephane is in paris. you have to have big arms to try and hug gerard. >> long, long arms. very long arms. >> i'm not quite sure why he's gone for a russian passport. i don't quite -- i thought he was going to live in belgium. anyway, how is this all going down? >> there's a fiscal agreement between france and russia in 1996 and he's in the still position when it comes to fiscal residence. the main criteria is the usual place of residence. in other words, if he still spends more than 50% of his time in trans, he will still
CNBC - Worldwide Exchange
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Jan 25, 2013
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Jan 25, 2013


along with some warnings on the strength of gloeg global demand coming from the likes of samsung. will i sixuan has plenty more from singapore. >> thank you, kelly. let's start with japan. that market yet begin took center stage in asia. december cpi came in at minus 0.2% piling more pressure on the boj to beat deflation and eventually meet that 2% inflation target. the boj jumped nearly 3% and it's up for the 11th straight week. that's the longest winning streak in about 42 years. the japanese yen weakened to a fresh 2 1/2 year low against the green back. that's fueled a strong rally in exporter stocks. shares in china gave back strong gains earlier ending down by 0.5%. chinese stocks led losses of prot taking after north korea warned us more rocket launches and a nuclear test. the weakness in the mainland dragged the hang seng lower by just a touch. china mobile shares slipped for the fifth straight sessions. elsewhere, south korea shares pulled back for the third straight session, down almost 1% today. suppliers, they continued to tumble. samsung electronics lost 2.5% despite record e
CNBC - Squawk on the Street
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Jan 14, 2013
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Jan 14, 2013


that samsung has come on very strong. when you go to a resaler, the sales for samsung are much stronger than they used to be. i think this shift has got to be acknowledged. as henry blodgett said, the stock is inexpensive. when you have something that is old news, new news, it doesn't matter, there is a continuing recognition that something is just not as great at apple that it used to be. >> i think we can make the argument all day and all night, the valuation, cash on hand, dividend that apple is paying. at the same time you can make that case for a lot of other tech stocks out there. they pay a dividend and yet the stocks don't move much anymore. and i'm thinking of like a microsoft, for instance. >> well, i was just reiterating what henry was saying. >> right. >> i feel that, again, there's a lot of things that are subtly wrong with apple. the new itune iteration is just hated. i don't know a soul who likes it. it's very clear that there are real issues involving the ipad mini and whether it's as exciting as it used to be. there is no omg factor. it's just -- frankly, as my daughter said
CNBC - Squawk on the Street
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Jan 28, 2013
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Jan 28, 2013


in to kick ap putt at the moment. an article saying is samsung the new call. the advertising campaign was five or six years old saying, android is outselling apple, which we've known for an awfully long time. as ceo, as head of the pr, marketing director, how do you stop that sort of comment dead in its tracks? is it about offering bigger dividends or something more profound? >> well, you know, one of the things i like tim cook has been saying is, we're not about maximizing market share, which maybe sounds like a crazy idea, we're about maximizing customer experience. and we want customers to love our products. that's what got them in the winner's circle in the first place. that's the only thing that enables any mobile phone company, any technology company to keep on going at this tremendous pace. >> sidney -- >> i think you have to -- >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt you. i just want to bring in jeffrey. we had a problem with the camera at yale. and now he's now joining us on the phone. jeffrey, what is your view? what should tim cook do here to reinvigorate apple? >> well, y
CNBC - Squawk on the Street
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Jan 9, 2013
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Jan 9, 2013


ago. you look at the third-quarter share loss. 14.6% down from 23% a year ago. you look at samsung's growth, and samsung at 31% of worldwide shipments, from 8.8%. so we're seeing these two sort of cross paths here with samsung on the upswing, samsung yesterday reporting a record year, and apple on the down side. >> how long is tim cook going to subsidize its biggest enemy, samsung, and not go to taiwan semiconductors? do something about this south korean invasion. samsung is apple around the world. >> no doubt about it. took that nice train from london to paris. it goes a lot faster than amtrak, just so you know. >> does it lose money every year? >> no apple iphones to be found. but you saw a lot of galaxiegal >> you know, i've got to tell you, apple, wow, what a powerful hurt it's being put on a lot of people. this was one of those stories that everybody owns, and now everybody's saying, what the heck. >> right. >> got to break some news here with mary thompson. i think she's back at headquarters, news on aig. >> as we all know, the company's board is meeting today. and evidently
CNBC - Squawk Box
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Jan 8, 2013
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Jan 8, 2013


carefully before investing. >>> welcome back to "squawk" this morning. making headlines, samsung electronics says it's likely earned a quarterly profit of $8.3 billion, selling about 500 handsets a minute. samsung also benefiting from a pickup in demand for flat screens it makes for mobile devices, including those for rival apple products. but some analysts say investors are concerned samsung's momentum may slow in the first half. also at ces they're selling a $20,000 television that starts -- >> what? >> the new tvs start at 60 inches and go up to 100. >> 85? >> i heard about it. >> 85, that's -- >> life size at some point? >> oh, no. we wanted -- >> right. >> it will be in like two years. >> wait. that would be -- it would be more expensive to remodel your living room. >> now to sports and i like the sweater. i like you in that sweater. that's the sweater. >> i was in wisconsin when you said that i wore -- >> i don't think the guy could wear a sweater. but you're casual. you got the casual, almost a suito jean type thing going on. >> do a couple interviews in the field today and this is wh
CNBC - Squawk Box
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Jan 7, 2013
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Jan 7, 2013


to address. >> brian, we got to let you go. real quick, samsung? i read that they may have, at least the gossip is, they may have a screen that won't break? it's a flexible screen? i'm excited if this is true. >> yes, so samsung has a huge product announcement and a lot of innovations. they're going to be showing off flexible displays. small and large, so smart phone and tv. but they're going to have a brand new product and i think that will be probably the most applicable thing to the earnings on samsung over the next year or two because it will go to market. >> brian white, thank you for w joining us this morning. >> coming up, several stocks on the move this morning. we'll check in with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. that's nextment ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] don't just reject convention. drown it out. introducing the all-new 2013 lexus ls f sport. an entirely new pursuit. [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of
CNBC - Squawk on the Street
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Jan 29, 2013
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Jan 29, 2013


've seen samsung is coming up a little bit but everybody still has an iphone. some sort of iphone. >> i think there's a lot of competition but i think apple probably still has an edge. >> a lot of the other phones are just, i don't know, more hype than anything. >> verizon buys data. that's about all i hear. >> do you think apple is losing its cool? >> yeah. i feel that way especially with the new iphone 5. >> why? >> because the new software is not as good as the old one. >> apple is extremely expensive especially with their data plan so if people are offering pretty much the same service for less people will go for that. >> my fiance has the glaxy and loves that as well so we kind of compete back and forth with each other. >> who's winning? >> he thinks he is. >> a couple of my friends are having samsung galaxy and starting to not like apple and have the samsung galaxy but again, me personally, the iphone sounds good. >> you want to say i have an iphone. >> yeah. >> you don't want to say i have a galaxy. >> here we go. yeah. >> all right. so still some cache. here is the telling thing
CNBC - Closing Bell
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Jan 10, 2013
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Jan 10, 2013


, they are already seeing subscriber share for the iphone in china go down to companies like samsung and lenovo so this would be a pretty big loss. they would have to figure something else out in the country. >> yeah. david. can you address the issue of the margins? i mean, that seems to be the single most issue, most important issue affecting the way people feel about this company. margins are compressing. they are not growing nearly what they were before. if apple comes out with an iphone mini, that's only going to hurt margins even more as it tries to establish itself in emerging markets like china. >> well, that's right. i mean, apple had the best of both worlds. they could sell a premium products at ridiculously high margins and grow faster than anyone else. that is clearly being challenged, but as i say, the stock right now after this decline over the last couple of months reflects a lot of skepticism about margins, so they are better off getting more volume, and, remember, once you even sell a low-end iphone, that customer is going to buy apps, and they are going to be a loyal customer prob
CNBC - Mad Money
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Jan 18, 2013
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Jan 18, 2013


, certainly not apple or samsung. you sure wouldn't want to own the stock based on the quarter or the conference call. but what did management hang its hat on? how did they entice you into thinking you should own the stock here? because of hope, hope that the second half of the year will be stronger globally, that the world's economies are going to get better. and that made me ask myself, is this hope that things will get better or somehow do they just know it? and if they do know things will get better, please tell me how. i certainly believe in hope. in the end, if you're investing, i say hope should be part of the equation. you can hope that the ravens beat the belichicks and bradys and sunday, we need more facts to get more bullish from here. and the sooner we get them, the more positive i'll feel about the stocks after the run they've had. stay with cramer. >>> keep up with cramer all day long. follow @jimcramer on twitter and tweet your questions #madtweets. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doct
CNBC - Worldwide Exchange
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Jan 9, 2013
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Jan 9, 2013


, and there are increasingly ways that this is a remote control for our daily lives. look at samsung's washing machines or at harmon's cars where they use a smartphone to enhance the experience. >> it is remote controlled and enabling a network in the car. if you're using at&t or verizon or sprint, you'll have to change -- you won't have to change. you'll connect. you make the car a hot spot and use your same program. you don't have to subscribe to a program for car and program for your phone. we make cars so that they will work with any phone, whether it's a motorola, samsung, or nokia or apple, and any provider. >> the reason that is possible is because smartphone penetration in the u.s. is up near 50% with android and the iphone as the main drivers of that. expect that to be a trend that we see for the next couple of years now that manufacturers know there's probably a smartphone in your pocket. all the gadgets around you can do that much more. >> john ford there. >>> ubs' former chief executive and the current head of the investment bank are among the ubs executives testifieding today before the br
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Jan 15, 2013
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asian suppliers today. south korea's samsung electronics, lg display and sk hynix were also hurt by the news. >>> rio tinto says it will increase production by about 15% this year en route to a new record in 2012 that beat its own guidance. it's strong chinese demand which droe drove prices up around 80% since september. rio tinto shares declined early in australia. here in london, we're currently up .76%. >> interesting. meanwhile, china stands accused of illegally subsizing it's steelmakers. the steel producers are said to benefit from subsidized land, water, electricity and loans. that will help. the financial times reports that the european commission wants to strike back by slapping a duty of 50% on chinese coated steel. >> and for a look at asian commodity demand, we're joined by chung yang. good to see you. thank you for joining us. we had that strong china trade data out. what was interesting was quite a lot of stockpiling and rebuilding. i'm wondering whether they are doing that with commodities. >> i think for the euro for 201 is definitely the year of china play with t
CNBC - Squawk Box
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Jan 14, 2013
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Jan 14, 2013


such as samsung. apple has dipped below the $500 mark in premarket trading this morning and that's the first time that's happened since last february 16th. so, it's like a roller coaster. i don't know if it comes back up the other way, though. >> why don't we talk about some of other other headlines as well. oracle has released an emergency update to its widely used java web blousing software after the u.s. government urged pc users to disable java last week because of a security vulnerability. oracle says the fix addresses two issues. some experts say the fix does not deal with the other flaws. >>> also bankrupt hostess is selling six bread brands to rival flour foods for $390. that includes wonder bread. hostess has not yet announced winning bidders for its snack brands but that is expected to take place within the next few weeks. >>> and finally u.p.s. is abandoning a nearly $7 billion deal to buy amsterdam's tnt express. that comes on word that european regulators would have rejected the deal as currently -- as it was currently set up. u.p.s. had first offered to buy tnt. europe's secretary l
CNBC - Squawk Box
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Jan 23, 2013
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Jan 23, 2013


pod. i feel all along they should have done that with the phone. samsung is for real and other carri carriers that dictate a lot of demand trends. i like the strategy. i think they can gain margin through scale and sell a lot of accessories and services through that. that's a little hard to stole my investors and my clients sometimes. i think that the ipod way, they went after it and they didn't let anybody do anything in that music player market. i actually think that's the way to go in phones. now that we've passed that time, they need to be a little careful. they can do a phone with a 40% margin, below the current but not below others. >> and some people anticipated in part they sold so many of the iphone 5 more than expected. is that good news for apple? >> it's a mixed news. actually, i think the big news of verizon, they sold more iphones than expected but sold more old iphones. half were iphone 4s and 4 ss. those actually carry a higher margin than iphone 5. the gross margin may be surprising given the mix of old iphones was stronger than expected and i expect it continues. wh
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Jan 17, 2013
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Jan 17, 2013


. >> qualcomm? >> it's secular growth. samsung is going to do well. visa and mastercard are growing double digits. consumers all over if world, it's clipping coupons. you're not taking any credit risks. and we know more people are moving away from cash. look at companies doing that as opposed to a lot of investors say, well, i want that 6% dividend and i'll be happy with that. >> okay. and you talked about ford for a while. >> ford. their secular growth rate is there for you. you look at the auto companies, they're still growing. the average car is 11 years old. they have greater national exposure. they've just doubled their dividend. it's a dividend stock now with growth. a year ago, it didn't have a dividend. it wasn't investment grade. but you're up 40%. maybe you don't chase it now, but -- >> all right. so, joe, when we started the year, we did that, you know, that deal for the fiscal cliff. i don't know how you refer to it at this point. no one liked it. >> deal with the devil, joe? >> well, no. it was enough. it was enough. it got us through that period. then we said, well, we've got
CNBC - Squawk Box
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Jan 11, 2013
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Jan 11, 2013


china buying 400 phones. >> and samsung is getting huge market share. by the way, the coolest new phone you'll ever see in your whole life, they now make a screen that doesn't break. >> what? >> it's foldable, twistable, you can't break it. >> have you broken a screen on your phone? >> no, but people are constantly breaking phones. you drop them on the floor and they break. anyway, amazon is taking aim at apple's i tune store unveiling amazon autorip. it's free versions of music cds they pufr chased. analysts hope it will encourage more people to use the class service. >> how would you know whether you were being a really good lincoln or not? how do we know how he acted and how he talked? how would you know if someone was a really good -- other than just good makeup? how would you know whether it was good performance? >> it's guesswork. it doesn't sound like daniel day-lewis. >> but they're saying that he is -- that no one should even show um, that is nominated with him because he's going to win. but how do you know he's realistic? >> it is amazing considering he's european and -- >> bu
CNBC - Squawk Box
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Jan 24, 2013
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. but i think apple is still growing, they're still -- there's no lines anymore if samsung is making fun of. that's going to be a problem for me. right now there's still lines and they're still growing and margins are still high. just not as much as they used to be. >> jon? >> you know, i think it's interesting that became was up so much yesterday powering the dow. this apple story is kind of like between the facebook ipo and ibm. ibm does so well at managing expectations. they're an extreme case of managing both expectations, and their earnings. facebook totally whipped it on their ipo by not correcting managing expectations. it seems like apple is sort of in that facebook wheelhouse trying to get more like ibm. right now, they're in the midst of a cycle where they redesigning a bunch of products. margins are down. but in terms of the number of iphones that they're shipping, very high. i mean, that's something that investors certainly need to think about. >> all right, john, thank you very much. daniel, thank you. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> the world economic forum is just hea
MSNBCW - Morning Joe
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Jan 31, 2013
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phone -- >> soon to be samsung. >> barnicle, you've got an abacus, i've got an iphone, but there's two laptops. that's the way it's going. if facebook can't monetize that rather than that, they're going to be in trouble. you figure this out, folks, you're in good shape. >> so we've got iphones around here. does blackberry have a shot of get back? >> good job, by the way, they changed their name from research in motion officially to blackberry. their share has gone from 44% to 2. are you willing to carry around two devices? that's it. we're all locked into ecosystems. >> i see a lot of people carrying around two devices. >> that's because corporate devices give it to them. now they're allowing it all on this. i've got one device. that's their challenge. >> i want one device with one charger, one type of charger, and i want the device to not -- >> and i want one ring to rule them all. "lord of the rings" reference, mika. >> brian sullivan, thank you so much, for whatever you just did. you can catch brian on cnbc's "street signs" wednesday weekdays at 2:00 p.m. on tomorrow's show, from the academ

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